Davin Studer Expert

Do all the users have permissions to see the included page?

Hmmm. You are correct. Ugh! I quite like the personal labels.

There is no built-in way to do this, but it could be done with a macro, or probably even a user macro. Design-wise you would probably want to group them by user labels. Users could apply labels such as my:tools, my:todo, my:projects, my:stuff, etc to their favorite pages and then the favorites would be grouped by the user…

This should do it. ## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 06/10/2013## @noparams#set( $labelManager = $action.LabelManager )#set( $favRef = $labelManager.getLabel("my:favourite") )#if($favRef) #set( $favorites = $labelManager.getCurrentContentForLabel( $favRef ) ) #if($favorites.size() > 0) <ul> #foreach( $favorite…

Are you still able to get to the pages? I would assume that if you delete a user then their personal space would be deleted as well? If you can still access the pages then under the tools menu you can move the page to another space.

Here is link to the ZeroClipboard project ... rather than to David Walsh. http://zeroclipboard.org/

Sorry. I missed point 5.

You may have it set to read+write, but does the service account actually have write permissions?

If you use the default theme there is a spaces menu that shows your most recent five spaces.

This plugin will give you search syntax to get that info. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.confluence-macro-indexer-plugin Here is a tutorial for how to use it. http://ffeathers.wordpress.com/2012/09/04/how-to-search-for-macros-and-macro-parameters-in-confluence-4/

You need to put a section macro in first. Then inside the section macro put in column macros and set the width to 33%.

I can't think of anything that does this. Maybe you could adjust your methodology and use the page properties and page properties reports macro to get something similar. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Page+Properties+Macro https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Page+Properties+Report+Macro

You could also create a user macro that can do this. How do I create a 'Tool Tip' or 'Hover Over' text display?

Check out the ConfiForms add on.

You could put something like this into your page decorator in the spot where you would want it to be more accessible. <script type="text/javascript"> AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#myCopyPageButton').click(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); window.location.href = AJS.Meta.get('base-url') +…

On every page there is a link in the tools menu to copy the page. Is there some reason you don't want to use that?

What if you did something like this. You could add it to the custom html section in confluence admin, or to the page decorator. <script type="text/javascript">AJS.toInit(function(){ AJS.$('#rte-button-publish').click(function(e){ var comment = AJS.$('#versionComment').val(); var inEditMode =…

What version are you on?

It's not possible. That is what Outlook is for.

Ok. I'm wrong. Awesome!

Unless Confluence is keeping and open socket for constant communication to the server then it would not be possible. Web traffic is typically stateless. Once the webserver is done sending you the data it knows nothing about your browser. However, web sockets are now available and some other methods of long polling that…

You should not see content that is restricted to you ... even in the feeds.

What is the content of the HTML macro?

So, just to clarify your are putting in a URL to another web page in the HTML-include macro and that page has the functionality to display the visio diagram? What happens when you go to that url directly?

What is the content of the HTML macro?

You could create a user macro that will override the styles of the page if a certain parameter is in the query string of the url. The below user macro example would only display the page content if the url had the value ?frameable=true at the end. Then just put the user macro on pages that you want to put in an iframe on…

Hmmm. Just realized that you tagged the question as confluence-ondemand. In that case there is no way.

I realize that the output of this user macro is certainly not pretty(I'm no designer). You might want to edit it to look a little nicer, but the functionality is there.

Here is a user macro that you can use to show the page permissions. ## Macro title: restrictions## Macro has a body: N## Developed by: Davin Studer## Date created: 10/24/2013## @noparams##################### Viewers ######################set ($vPerms = $content.getContentPermissionSet("View"))#if ($vPerms && $vPerms.size()…

Feel free to mark it as answered if this answered your question. :)